Like for the most part Italian supercars, the Lamborghini Aventador is no stranger to fires, with one example burning to a cold somewhere in California a couple of years ago . Added a moment ago though, a roadster version caught fire in Australia, this time during a media demonstration on the Philip Island race track.
Shipped from Italy to Australia for prospective customers and automotive journalists to make a class of its capabilities, the brand-new Aventador Roadster caught fire sooner than the end of its firstly track day.
According to a report coming from Drive, the vehicle was being driven by a Leading Gear Australia editor when flames happening to turn up away from behind the cabin. The drive pulled over immediately, as instructed by the Lamborghini staff at the track, to set aside for the fire to be extinguished.
Obviously miserable with the embarrassing confrontation, Lamborghini asked those attending the Philip Island event not to inscribe approximately it, the reports notes, adding that at least one media outlet was forced to delete video footage and impression of the Aventador burning.
Theres no official statement as to what may have caused the flames to erupt, nevertheless people attending the event have told Drive that the supercar caught fire anticipated to an lubricate leak on the exhaust. Lamborghini has commenced an investigation, nevertheless stressed that the confrontation wasnt provoked by whichever rise in the design or construction of the Aventador.
